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A major group of concepts that have been challenged, uprooted, and largely left on the side to wither by the new biological sciences are large parts of the calcium, cation exchange, and base saturation theories that came into favor in the later part of the 20th century. Some of these theories viewed the soil as a chemistry system with ionic exchange as the driving force. These theories poorly considered the soil microbes that actually drive the chelation exchange and nutrient transfers. Instead, the theories, for the most part, focused on correcting chemical and electrolytic imbalances.

The soil is a pH balanced organism that is balanced by microbes. Even applying lime to a field will assault the soil pH and unbalanced active microorganism activity in the soil.

It is the microorganisms interacting with the available nutrients that keep a soils pH at a correct point, not the application of minerals to correct pH in a soil.

The basic misunderstanding of the soil balancing concept is that it is not chemical imbalances that render a soil a poor producer. It is instead the lack of a balanced nutrient program that fails to feed and maintain a sufficient population of soil microorganisms.

We supply the foods that support this living soil

The best defense against yield loss and disease

is a healthy growing system, below ground.